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Beauty; Supported 'Emily in Paris' Season 4 Is a Lesson in French Girl Beauty In an exclusive interview, makeup artist Aurelie Payan reveals the makeup staples she uses on set. Read more: Emily in Paris make-up artist shares exact products used for Sylvie's chic looks Huda Beauty #fauxfilter luminous matte liquid concealer: £18.20, Sephora.co.uk open image in gallery
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Emily also takes a trip to the French Alps to visit Camille's family ski chalet, and her mountain ensemble is a dead ringer for Hepburn's après-ski look in Charade—right down to the mod '60s sunnies.Payen, again, pays homage to Hepburn's glam by focusing on a mauve-brown color story for the lips and cheeks. As a French brand, Lancôme is a must in a Parisian's beauty bag If you asked Payen to describe the overall vibe of the makeup this season in one word, it would be "bold." This is true of all the characters, but especially when it comes to Emily, who's all-American, girl-next-door beauty has finally been influenced by some Parisian edge.
Shop Lancôme’s Emily in Paris Makeup Collection. If you asked Payen to describe the overall vibe of the makeup this season in one word, it would be "bold." This is true of all the characters, but especially when it comes to Emily, who's all-American, girl-next-door beauty has finally been influenced by some Parisian edge. As a French brand, Lancôme is a must in a Parisian's beauty bag
GET THE LOOK Emily in Paris (makeup tutorial) YouTube. Emily also takes a trip to the French Alps to visit Camille's family ski chalet, and her mountain ensemble is a dead ringer for Hepburn's après-ski look in Charade—right down to the mod '60s sunnies.Payen, again, pays homage to Hepburn's glam by focusing on a mauve-brown color story for the lips and cheeks. Payen is a firm believer that skin prep is at the heart of a good makeup look — especially since glowing skin is a major trend in France.